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Volume 104 - October 2010

Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law

New U.S. National Space Policy Emphasizes Cooperation, Signals U.S. Willingness to Consider Verifiable Space Arms Control Measures

International Maritime Organization Approves U.S.–Canadian Proposal for Strengthened Controls on Air Pollution from Ships in North American Waters

ABN AMRO Bank Forfeits $500 Million for Evading U.S. Economic Sanctions

Military Commissions Act Revised, Pending Military Commission Proceedings

Second Circuit Dismisses ATS Claims Against Canadian Oil Exploration Company

U.S. Efforts to Gain CITES Protection for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna, Sharks, and Polar Bears Unsuccessful

New U.S. Legislation Requires Transparency in Conflict Minerals Trade

Closing Guantánamo Proves Difficult; Disposition of Detainees; Khadr's Military Commission Trial Set for August

United States Signs MOU on Migratory Sharks

United States Abstains on General Assembly Resolution Proclaiming Human Right to Water and Sanitation

D.C. Circuit Reverses Lower Court, Holds Bagram Detainees Not Entitled to Habeas Corpus Relief

United States Protests Expulsion of Refuge Seekers by Thailand and Cambodia

Secretary of State Addresses Human Rights and the Internet

U.S. Department of Justice Creates New Unit for Human Rights Violations, War Criminals

Mixed Record on High-Profile U.S. Extradition Requests

Second Circuit Finds Former Bosnian Ambassador to United Nations Not Extraditable

Increased Extraditions to United States, with Record Number from Mexico; Some Extraditions from United Kingdom Face Difficulty

U.S. Delegation Active in ICC Negotiations to Define Crime of Aggression

Supreme Court Declines Review of Noriega Extradition Case

United States Publishes Communication Opposing Release of Convicted Pan Am 103 Bomber

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Volume 104 - October 2010

Contemporary Practice of the United States Relating to International Law